Good Grip | Vital Blue
A single tool that combines grip practice with adjustable weight, designed for at-home strength, hand mobility, and everyday movement.
Suggested retail price $3,180.00
ToneLA｜Wellness, designed for grown-ups.This time, let ususe design to supportour parents’ grace and vitality.
ToneLA began with early-intervention design for children with cerebral palsy. For more than a decade, we have tested and refined our work alongside rehabilitation practice. That understanding of the body was recognized with Taiwan’s Golden Pin Design Award, and now guides designs that support parents and families in everyday life.
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Good Grip | Milk Tea Brown
The warm milk-tea colorway of Good Grip. Its all-silicone covering and ergonomic handle make at-home practice easier to start.
Suggested retail price $3,180.00
Good Grip | Mint Green
The fresh mint-green colorway of Good Grip. Use the grip rings on their own, or assemble them into dumbbells at different weights.
Suggested retail price $3,180.00
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Your First Visit to the Gym at 65: How Healthcare and Community Can Help You Start Moving
Healthy Aging · 2026.06.16
Taipei Hospital, Ministry of Health and Welfare, shares a model in which physicians, physical therapists, and exercise professionals assess needs together and connect people to local facilities so they can begin moving safely.
From Senior Fitness to All-Age Movement: Making Regular Activity Part of Everyday Life
Public Health · 2025.10.01
Taiwan’s Health Promotion Administration summarizes the progress of senior fitness clubs, showing how community, facilities, and professional support can make regular movement easier to sustain.
Source：Health Promotion Administration, Ministry of Health and Welfare
How Can AI-Guided Exercise Prescriptions Support Healthy Aging?
Rehabilitation Insights · 2026.07.16
The National Innovation Award recently introduced an older-adult health system built around functional data and exercise prescriptions, illustrating how technology can help professionals plan more individualized movement.
Source：National Innovation Award
It Is Never Too Late to Move: Strength Practice from a 70-Year-Old Fitness Champion
Movement Stories · 2026.03.18
PTS News tells the story of a 72-year-old who continues resistance training, highlighting the role of strength work in healthy aging and fall prevention.
Source：PTS News